Worried about Alli weight loss pills? Let’s address potential side effects head-on. The most common include oily spotting, loose stools, and gas. These usually happen during the first few weeks and lessen as your body adjusts.
Important: Alli works by blocking fat absorption. This means that consuming a high-fat diet while taking Alli can significantly increase the likelihood and severity of these gastrointestinal side effects. We strongly recommend a balanced diet.
What to expect: Many experience mild, manageable side effects. However, severe reactions are rare but include abdominal pain, rectal bleeding, and liver problems. If you experience any of these, stop taking Alli immediately and consult a doctor. Proper diet and consistent water intake are highly recommended.
Proactive steps: Start with a low-fat diet for the first few weeks to minimize the risk of adverse reactions. Increase your intake gradually to see how your body responds. Remember to follow the dosage instructions carefully.
